Warta Śrem vs Warta Międzychód – Poland Liga 3, 4 June 2026

Match Summary

A closely contested local derby in Poland’s fourth tier saw Warta Śrem edge out Warta Międzychód 3–2 on 4 June 2026. The match, played at Śrem’s home ground with a sparse but vocal crowd, had significant implications for the lower‑mid table positions in Liga 3.

First Half: Fast Start from the Home Side

Warta Śrem began aggressively and stunned their visitors with two goals inside the opening 12 minutes. A long‑range effort from midfielder Kacper Nowak curled beyond the keeper, and a poacher’s finish from striker Filip Kaczmarek doubled the lead. Międzychód looked rattled but gradually found their rhythm, pulling one back just before the half‑hour mark through a neat team move finished by Michał Stasiak.

Second Half: Drama and Decisive Moments

The second half was a tense affair. Międzychód equalised early after a defensive mix‑up allowed Patryk Lewandowski to tap in from close range. However, Śrem showed resilience: a controversial penalty was awarded in the 68th minute, converted coolly by Piotr Wojciechowski to make it 3–2. Międzychód pushed for a third equaliser but were denied by a combination of good goalkeeping and wayward finishing.

Key Statistics

• Possession: Śrem 47% – 53% Międzychód
• Shots on target: Śrem 6 – 5 Międzychód
• Yellow cards: 3 (Śrem) – 2 (Międzychód)

Impact on the Liga 3 Standings

The win lifted Warta Śrem to 11th place, three points clear of the relegation zone with three matches left in the season. Warta Międzychód remain 14th, now only one point above the drop line, making their remaining fixtures crucial for survival.

The local rivalry, though civil, added extra spice to an already meaningful contest. Both sets of fans will hope their teams finish the season strongly.